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Harper: the Epilogue

yesterday
So in a site first I went full Karen mode yesterday and complained to Harper's manager. Basically he had started using info that looked like it connected to a teacher, but in an exciting twist it turned out to be his MOM. Who was a very nice lady and very apologetic, she has assured me he won't be back.

Yesterday I also deleted a couple of comments I thought were a little extreme and cleaned up a few threads that had gotten too off topic. Not making it a rule or anything because those are cringe, but maybe we could all chill just a little when someone is obviously very young and has "challenges" as his mom put it.

This isn't the Warrior Cats era, we're not in a life and death existential battle against human waves of furry children anymore, so if you see some dumbass kid charging around it's fine to just sit back and get the popcorn out and let the excessively oversized mod team play Whack-a-Mole awhile. Now with Will and Mystic onboard we have complete global coverage and mastery of both time and space.

Also, turns out there are still kids making Warrior Cats games lmfao, End just purged a bunch more. So you see the real enemy isn't spamming the forums, they're silently crafting terrible fanfics in the shadows.

Harper: the Epilogue

yesterday

I feel like someone could turn this into a Shakespearean play or something with all that he's done here, lol. How long has this been going on for now? A few months? A year? Longer?

And dang, you'd think that the Warrior Cats games would be extinct by now. How do those people still find this website?

Harper: the Epilogue

yesterday
He was only around since the beginning of September but was impressively prolific with the alts, I should get a full count sometime. But you might be blurring him with Daiki a little since there was some overlap there and they both used AI.

I will never forget Harper's grand entrance honestly, I busted out laughing when I just happened to tab over and see all this.



As for the catfuckers, the way they always proliferated before was through kids who had no idea about the site using Google and turning up unpublished games in the results. (That was why simply unpublishing them instead of nuking them from orbit never worked.) For awhile the site name was even part of the autocomplete on Google for "Warrior Cat games".... those were dark times. I'm guessing something like that is still going on to a lesser degree. I believe there's a few games that ended up possible to delete completely because of some glitch, like the contents are broken but the title and description are still there.

Harper: the Epilogue

yesterday

Wow, he did all this in two and a half months? Jesh. How does he manage to do that much in such little time? And it does make sense that I confused him and Daki, as they both seem to be jerks from what I've gathered.

And you'd think that unpublished games wouldn't show up in the searches.

Harper: the Epilogue

yesterday
Another random bit of cat trivia: waiting 48 hours to publish after creating a game was my suggestion to 3J. Before that it was 90 minutes, which is pretty much ONLY enough time for a crack-addled 8 year old to crank out a bad fanfic, and then a dozen more that all have NICE COMMENTS ONLY plastered across the description.

So the next time one of you are scrambling to toss up a last minute contest game and the site won't let you: it's my fault, fuck you, and I'm laughing at you.

Harper: the Epilogue

21 hours ago

Lmao! And here I thought that it was a tad short of a timeframe. It takes much longer than 48 hours to make a fully polished storygame, and that's assuming that you are dedicating all of your waking moments to writing it.

Harper: the Epilogue

11 hours ago
This is good to know.

Harper: the Epilogue

21 hours ago

I fully support someone posting a recap and pictures so we can all laugh at the retard together.

Harper: the Epilogue

11 hours ago
Every good story deserves an good ending.